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Keep GPU qualification inside its virtualenv - #101
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Summary
.gpu-qualification-venvpythonsymlink to uv's externally managed base interpreterReproduced failure
Fresh full qualification run 33282021980 failed before candidate installation because
Path.resolve()converted the venv entry point into the uv-managed base Python and pip correctly refused it under PEP 668. No GPU benchmark or training workload ran in that failed attempt, and it was not rerun.Validation
pytest -q tests/unit/test_release_workflow.py tests/unit/test_release_candidate.py tests/unit/test_release_gate.py(26 passed, 1 Windows symlink-permission skip)ruff check tests/unit/test_release_workflow.pyruff format --check tests/unit/test_release_workflow.pygit diff --check